Unfortunately, I won't be able to continue development on ColdFusion extension, due to lack of time. I suggest you give https://github.com/KamasamaK/vscode-cfml a try instead.
coldfusion.tmbundle on which the syntax highlighting is based.vscode-cfml, sublimetext-cfml, sublimetext-coldfusion and Ortus Solutions as inspiration for some of the features and CFML parser regular expressions.cfdocs for documentation and the source for snippets.There were many contributors to the project. Thank you all for your help! You can find the list of contributors on https://github.com/ilich/vscode-coldfusion/pulls and https://github.com/ilich/vscode-coldfusion/issues pages.
Syntax highlighting
CFML Light theme with CFML tags coloring support.
The theme is based on VS Code Light+ (default light) theme. The theme adds special color for standard CFML tags to improve code readability.
CFML Dark theme with CFML tags coloring support.
The theme is based on VS Code Dark+ (default dark) theme. The theme adds special color for standard CFML tags to improve code readability.
Build-in CFML tags and functions snippets.
Used in Command Palette (Win/Linux: CTRL+SHIFT+P; Mac: CMD+SHIFT+P). Can also be bound to Keyboard Shortcuts (Win/Linux: CTRL+K CTRL+S; Mac: CMD+K CMD+S).
CTRL+/)SHIFT+ALT+A)The following are the configurable Settings (Win/Linux: CTRL+,; Mac: CMD+,) that this extension contributes to VS Code:
cfml.snippets.enabled: Enable built-in CFML tags and functions snippets. [Default: true]